A conversation about nothing in particular
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becc - you are so fast I can't even grab the strap thats dragging behind you.. SwOoSh >.. ' @.. '@' ...May God richly bless you today - I hope you had time to read that! and even more time to be encouraged by it as well. LOL
It reminds me of Our Lord's maxims, or short well-directed statements expressing a general truth or rule of conduct: Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow. Behold the fowls of the air. Become as little Children.
The Lord did not point out wonderful sights to His disciples all the time; He pointed out things that were apparently insignificant - lilies and grass and sparrows. God does not deal with the things that interest us naturally and compel our attention; He deals with things which we have to will to observe. The illustrations Jesus Christ used were all taken from His Father's handiwork because they express exactly how the life of God will develop in us. We draw our illustrations from the works of men, consequently we get into a hustling condition and forget our Lords maxims, or adages.
May we all slow down and listen to God as we travel this earth.
The eighties were a bit of a bust for me in some ways, very difficult years from my mid-twenties to mid thirties... funny how the music from then is all the rage now, and even oldie goldies' radio stations have basically dropped the sixties stuff and concentrate on the softer side of the seventies and eighties... the radio station my co-workers and I listen to most of the time at work is pretty much all eighties, too
I think it is because we baby boomers are aging and are reflecting on the times of our youth. Music helps us remember what we were back then.
